LayerZero availability on AnubisChain links it to a network of more than 170 chains
Key Facts
AnubisChain announced on November 6, 2026, that LayerZero was available on its network, and said Stargate confirmed its support the same day, linking the network to LayerZero’s cross-chain messaging infrastructure. The announcement places the network within the connectivity ecosystem provided by LayerZero, but did not name assets or pairs that can be transferred through this link. It also did not cite transfer routes available to users or details of an OFT token launch. The parties’ announcement was therefore limited to LayerZero’s availability and Stargate’s confirmation of support. AnubisChain describes itself as a privacy-focused Layer 1 blockchain that supports EVM-compatible development environments.
AnubisChain’s website listed LayerZero under cross-chain messaging infrastructure and Stargate among cross-chain liquidity routes. The presentation provides context for the nature of the connection between the parties: LayerZero for messaging and Stargate for liquidity routes, according to the site’s categorization. But it does not specify the networks or assets users can transfer from or to AnubisChain. Nor does it by itself establish that all listed routes or products are available on the network. The November 6 announcement did not provide a list of supported assets or pairs that could be used to determine the scope of actual use.
LayerZero says its infrastructure includes more than 170 connected chains, alongside more than 55 live decentralized verifier networks, according to data available at the time of review. This places AnubisChain’s potential connection within a broad network of technical links, but does not specify the network’s share of LayerZero activity or its level of use. The announcement also provides no data on AnubisChain’s transfer volumes or liquidity. Stargate’s figures, meanwhile, offer a separate aggregate indicator of activity on the protocol. The protocol’s dashboard showed total value locked of $82,930,169.13 on October 31, 2026, and 24-hour transfer volume of $30.72 million at the time of the dashboard snapshot.
LayerZero explains that the OFT standard handles token transfers between chains by burning the supply on the source chain and minting it on the destination chain, keeping the supply unified. This describes the mechanism of a general standard, but does not mean OFT tokens launched on AnubisChain alongside the connection announcement. The network’s announcement did not name any tokens or issuance activity of this kind. LayerZero says issuers of tokenized assets, including Tether, PayPal, Paxos, Ondo Finance and Anchorage Digital, use the standard. This shows the breadth of OFT use by other entities, without establishing that any of them is involved in the AnubisChain integration.
Stargate’s terms caution that using its interface does not imply endorsement of any third party and that cross-chain transfers involve risks including smart contract vulnerabilities, chain reorganizations and validator failures. This warning appears in the context of the protocol support announcement and does not provide a specific assessment of AnubisChain’s security or the new connection. The announcement included no details on risk controls or specific assets that can be transferred. The specific information in the November 6 announcement therefore remains LayerZero’s availability and Stargate’s confirmation of support, while no list of available assets or pairs was provided. The announcement gave no subsequent date or timeline for adding further details.